The phrase "a range of firms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of companies or businesses within a specific context or industry.
Example: "The conference will feature a range of firms specializing in renewable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "a variety of companies" or "a selection of businesses".
Bankers and lawyers at a range of firms have been known to maintain files of Hall of Fame departure memos.
Murray works with a range of firms designing global organizations that are both commercially successful and at the forefront of science.
Complaints like yours are dominating our postbag – about a range of firms – and this is also not the first complaint like this about First Utility.
Last year it went further, agreeing to license drugs to a "patent pool" to centralise royalty deals for a range of firms.
For example, London Capital Credit Union – with which Hornsey Co-operative Credit Union merged last year – serves people living, working or studying in six London boroughs but also employees of a range of firms and organisations.
"You can't take away the terrible loss [the collapse of MG Rover] was to people but hopefully in 10 years' time we will have 10,000 jobs across a range of firms".
But the scope has expanded in recent years as the Justice Department and S.E.C. focus on a range of multinational firms.
Mr. Beeson said his company purposely set its fees in the middle of a range of fund firms that it saw as peers.
In addition, a growing number of big customers one is Walmart are trimming costs by contracting out their business via middlemen, who then work with a range of smaller firms eager for their own plot in the corporate garden.
The union also raised worries about the Land Registry's ability to guard against fraud if a range of private firms are involved in maintaining the register and the potential increased cost to homebuyers if it is run for profit rather than in the public interest.
Falcone is co-chair of a Careers, Life, and Yale event on Sept. 28-29 on finance and consulting that is open to all Yale students and which brings together alumni from a range of investment firms, among them JP Morgan, McKinsey, and UBS.
